I love the International Gateway section of CES, where more than 800 exotic exhibitors seek U.S. distributors for their under-the-radar gadgets. It’s discouraging, though, to see several Nintendo Wii clones (complete with motion controllers) that you could almost mistake for the real thing--until you see the crappy-looking games on offer, that is. --Danny Allen
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CES 2009: Some Gadgets Missed the Mark
We wonder who's going to want bad Wii wannabes, a zillion iPhone cases, out-of-date MP3 players, e-cigarettes, and other oddities that we found at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show.
Nintendo Wii Wannabes
Gracenote's Scary CarStars Music Recommendations
Portable Blu-ray on a Tiny Screen?
iPod/iPhone Case Overload
Sony Vaio P: The P Could Stand for "Pain"--Eye Pain
Don’t Grab the CastGrabber
Palm's and LG's Hands-Off Demos
Health E-Cigarette?
It Lights Up! Why Does It Light Up?
Framed Posters Are Not Electronic!
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